The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-01


-one that can be depended upon
must buy the "Peoria watch" sold
only by N. M. Pray, jeweler, frs
door north of Stewards bank.
Albert Todd has newly papered
and decorated his residence with the
new Duplex Micas and Gold paper
furnished by Irwin. Decorating done
by Nate Smith.
The editor of The ZINES was sud
denly taken quite sick on Monday,
and is still confined to his bed. This
will account for his absence from the
engagements made for Friday and
Saturday evenings Of this week.
The Peoples ticket in Caledonia is
composed of the following gentlemen:
Supervisor, H. w. Bigelow; clerk, S.
Ferris, treasurer, J. Z. Thomas; school
inspector, A. Doane; highway com.
missioner, w. Perkins; justice, F.
Hlnze; ronsrables, w. M. Giles, John
Jenkins, Chas. Lemunyon, Julius
Eveleth.
Fine perfumes in great variety OF
odors at DIR. Bagg's new drug store.
Charles HI. Wisner is entitled to
the vote of all Republicans.
No meeting of the Common Coun-
Gil, Monday, quorum not being
present.
Herbert Bailey is in Toledo, at.
tending business college.
Prof. Seelye and wife, of Marshall.
are visiting in the city.
If you want a good watch, one that
you can rely on, buythe Peoria Watch.
Flint Globe: With the last issue
of the Cwosso TINES, that sterling
Republican newspaper commenced
on its sixth volume, new series. The
paper is ably edited and well man
aged and bears the evidences of pros
perity upon its every page. 1t is a
useful institution in the thriving city
where it is located and it is to be
hoped that the people appreciate it.
The city steam laundry will be
running in their new quarters (Main
street west of the bridge next week.
Get your linen ready and watch for
the wagon.
Married, at the Congregational
parsonage. on March 24th, by Rev.
+. w. Bush, Mr.. G. S. Wilkinson, Of
Perry, and Miss Lottie Pierce, of
Woodruff.
S. B. Fuller & Co. sell 10 papers of
Sibley's tested seeds for IS cents. Try
them.
VIM. Jackson, Of Detroit, has
opened laundry in the basement of
E. l.. Brewers store.
DR.. "A. M. Hume accompanied
Samuel Gardner to Ann Arbor, on
Monday, to consult with DR.. Palmer.
Rev. ]. X. Pontius has been sta
toned here by the Evangelical con.
ference for another year.
Page 4-columns :, 4, S and 6 tell
about the boom at Banister's store
groceries--the very best, at rock bot
tom prices--Read carefully.
Oberlin Quartette at Opera hall
this Friday evening.
Eminent Commander Nelan has
received from South Bend Command.
cry X. T. a set of resolutions ad-
dressed to Corunna Commandery
returning thanks to the OwOsso fraters
for the fraternal care and attention
extended at the time of the death of
Sir Knight Thayer. The resolutions
are engrossed in several colors, pre-.
senting beautiful appearance, the
work is all done by hand and is GER
tainly the work OF a skilled penman.
Miss Reta Hight is visiting in the
city.
James Drake was held by Justice
Taylor on the charge of larceny, and
is in jail awaiting trial 10 the circuit
court.
Prof. c. w. Carman, Of Lansing,
was present at the Junior exercises
Friday evening.
The Masquerade ball given by
Monroe and Sanderhoff on Friday
last was success.
The Ready Helpers Melted $37
from the Boston Quintette Club en-
tertainment.
Flint Globe: II is interesting to
note that from all parts of the 9TH
judicial circuit come reports which
are extremely favorable to the election
of Mr.. Charles III. Wisner of this city
as Judge of the circuit. The Rerub-
licans in all the counties will ratify
the action of their delegates in the
:,.J;~;al ~opvapt;on hv votinu enlidIv